after install CR and Slim QSB and POST QSB and readthe nand with j-runner 2 time and compare is ok and program the CR and create the ECC the CR not glitch and xbox not boot so i try to write back the orignal nand i can boot with no problem then i try to remove the POST QSB and after i remove it the xbox not able to boot completly and give me red light im try to check the point there is no solder on it is this the problem ?
RGH CR Not Glitch
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If you're posting about RGH/Jtag or any mod that based on solder ,then please post some pics of your install !Hi.
If there is no solder at all and you cant see the copper pad then you have broken the trace by pulling the pad off. You can solder the wire for the coolrunner to the same point on the top of the board under the heatsink but this should only really be done if you are confident as you will need to get to the trace. I use a craft knife and scrape gently until i can see the trace.
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Hi.
Ive just taken a look at a slim board and i think it must be the point where the yellow wire goes that must be causing the problem as the pad where the blue wire goes is at the end of the trace so i dont think it would cause boot problems if you damage it
If there is no solder at all and you cant see the copper pad then you have broken the trace by pulling the pad off. You can solder the wire for the coolrunner to the same point on the top of the board under the heatsink but this should only really be done if you are confident as you will need to get to the trace. I use a craft knife and scrape gently until i can see the trace.
---------- Post added at 15:09 ---------- Previous post was at 15:07 ----------
Hi.
Ive just taken a look at a slim board and i think it must be the point where the yellow wire goes that must be causing the problem as the pad where the blue wire goes is at the end of the trace so i dont think it would cause boot problems if you damage it
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I thought that was already a rule!!!
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Hi.
If its the pad where the yellow wire goes that is damaged i have found quite an easy fix for you.
hold your board with all the ports at the back facing the floor then on the bottom of the board just to the right of the FT4R2 point under the x-clamp are 2 solder pads marked C5R17/C5R11 if you solder a wire to the top pad as your looking at the board (the pad closest to the front of the board) then run the wire to the top of the board to a resistor marked R4D4 just to the right of where the coolrunner sticks to the mainboard near the heatsink.
The wire soldered to R4D4 must be on the processor/heatsink side of the resistor or it will not work.
Do not put too much heat on the resistor or you will lift it from the board
If its the pad where the yellow wire goes that is damaged i have found quite an easy fix for you.
hold your board with all the ports at the back facing the floor then on the bottom of the board just to the right of the FT4R2 point under the x-clamp are 2 solder pads marked C5R17/C5R11 if you solder a wire to the top pad as your looking at the board (the pad closest to the front of the board) then run the wire to the top of the board to a resistor marked R4D4 just to the right of where the coolrunner sticks to the mainboard near the heatsink.
The wire soldered to R4D4 must be on the processor/heatsink side of the resistor or it will not work.
Do not put too much heat on the resistor or you will lift it from the board